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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: 15 January 2026

1. Purpose of this disclosure

This Risk Disclosure sets out material risks associated with trading and investing in cryptoassets, foreign exchange and other financial instruments, and with the use of the analytical tools made available by Rotta Pregiovènza ("we", "us" or "our"). It should be read together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. It does not describe every risk, and the risks described here may change over time.

2. Volatility and loss of capital

Cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have historically experienced very large and rapid price movements, and their values can fall to zero. Currency pairs, including GBP/USD, can also move sharply in response to economic data, political events and changes in monetary policy. You may lose a significant part or all of the capital you commit. You should only invest money that you can afford to lose.

3. Leverage and margin

Some products accessible through third-party providers may involve leverage or margin. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses, and small adverse movements can result in losses greater than your initial deposit, depending on the product and provider terms. Leveraged products are not suitable for everyone.

4. Liquidity and execution

Markets may become illiquid, particularly during periods of stress, outside normal trading hours or for less widely traded assets. In such conditions you may be unable to close a position at the price you expect, and slippage, spreads and delays may increase costs.

5. Limits of analytics, calculators and AI-based tools

Projections, totals, signals and other outputs generated by the Platform are illustrative. They rely on assumptions, historical data and models that may be incomplete, inaccurate or unsuitable for future conditions. Automated analysis can fail, produce false signals, or respond poorly to unusual market events. A projection shown in a calculator is not a forecast, a promise or an indication of what you will earn. Actual results will almost certainly differ.

6. Technology, cybersecurity and custody

Digital-asset activity depends on software, networks and internet connections that can be disrupted, hacked, or subject to bugs or forks. Private keys and login credentials can be lost or stolen. Where you hold assets with a third party, you are exposed to that provider's solvency, security and operational practices. We do not hold client cryptoassets on your behalf through the Platform unless expressly stated.

7. Regulatory and legal considerations

The regulatory treatment of cryptoassets and related financial promotions is evolving in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. Rules may change in ways that affect the availability, value or tax treatment of your holdings. Cryptoasset investments are generally not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or by the Financial Ombudsman Service, so you may have limited or no recourse if a provider fails. Nothing on the Platform should be taken as confirmation that any product is authorised or regulated unless we state so explicitly.

8. Tax

The tax treatment of gains, losses, income and transfers relating to cryptoassets and currency trading depends on your individual circumstances and may change. You are responsible for understanding and meeting your own tax obligations, including any reporting requirements, and you should take professional advice where appropriate.

9. Past performance

Past performance, including any historical chart, backtest or example, is not a reliable indicator of future results. Market conditions differ over time, and strategies that have performed well in the past may perform poorly in the future.

10. No personal advice

The Platform is educational and informational. It does not take account of your financial situation, objectives, knowledge or attitude to risk, and it does not constitute personal investment, legal or tax advice. Before making any decision, consider whether the product is appropriate for you and, where necessary, seek independent advice from a suitably qualified professional.

11. Your responsibility

You remain solely responsible for your investment decisions and for any outcome that results from them. Diversify your holdings, avoid borrowing to invest, set clear limits on the amount you are prepared to lose, and keep your security credentials safe. If you are unsure about any risk described here, do not proceed.

12. Contact

If you have questions about this disclosure, please contact us at [email protected] or write to Rotta Pregiovènza, King William Street 10, BS1 5LJ Bristol, United Kingdom.